Reminder - April 1: M-Form Extended Deadline Approaching

​March 23, 2022

To: Manufacturers, Real Estate Owners and Preparers


Note:

  • A timely filing extension request was previously received for the account identified in the subject line
  • Disregard this reminder if you already filed your 2022 M-Form
  • Annual filing of M-Forms is a statutory requirement for all state-assessed manufacturers

IMPORTANT – Note to Recipient

Your email address is associated with the manufacturing account identified in the subject line as a company contact or an authorized user within the Wisconsin Department of Revenue's (DOR) Manufacturing Assessment System (MAS).

Take action – if you are the:

  • Current manufacturing property owner
    • Log in to MAS and review the authorized users for your account(s)
    • To remove a currently authorized user from your account select "Req Auth User Remove" on your Account History page
  • Authorized user who is no longer associated with this account
    • To request your removal as an authorized user, log in to MAS, select the account identified in the subject line from your list of authorized accounts, and select "Req Auth User Remove" on the Account History page; or
    • Contact the district office in your area

April 1 – Extended Filing Deadline (2022 Forms M-L, M-P, M-R)

We would like to remind state-assessed manufacturing property owners who requested an extension to file 2022 Manufacturing Property Returns (M-Forms) of the upcoming April 1 extended due date.

  • Submit your M-Form by April 1, 2022
    • Form M-P (PA-750 P) – Manufacturing Personal Property Return
    • Form M-R (PA-750 R) – Manufacturing Real Estate Return
    • Form M-L (PA-750 L) – Leased, Rented, or Loaned Personal Property Return
  • See our website for information on how to download and electronically file (e-file) these forms

Late Filing Penalty

If you do not file your M-Form or file it late, you will receive a non-filing penalty and lose the right to appeal your assessment. See Late filing penalty.

Questions?

To avoid a delayed response, contact the district office in your area.